graded, uses
the same policy as the linux kernel and says the machine needs to be
rebooted (using /var/lib/reboot-required) ? This would prevent users to
upgrade and forget about the reboot, thinking they are protected from
the issue.
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System server), you can find
testing packages and the home page is at http://www.fs.net. With
this kind of system, you'll be able to allow someone to mount his
homedir but nothing else.
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System server), you can find
testing packages and the home page is at http://www.fs.net. With
this kind of system, you'll be able to allow someone to mount his
homedir but nothing else.
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information into its own log file in /var/log
> ?
You can try syslog-ng with filters redirecting your firewall loggin
in whatever file you want.
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information into its own log file in /var/log
> ?
You can try syslog-ng with filters redirecting your firewall loggin
in whatever file you want.
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Pedro Zorzenon Neto writes:
> Hi,
>
>Which is the best way to create a POP only account? just change the
> last field in /etc/passwd to /bin/false?
What about using qmail with vpopmail ? Simple, efficient, and really
disconnected
from the underlying server ...
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Pedro Zorzenon Neto writes:
> Hi,
>
>Which is the best way to create a POP only account? just change the
> last field in /etc/passwd to /bin/false?
What about using qmail with vpopmail ? Simple, efficient, and really disconnected
from the underlying server ...
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Eduardo J. Gargiulo writes:
> but I need the IP address i'm connecting from in the shell script and
> the address is assigned dynamically.
echo $SSH_CLIENT, you'll get ip, remote port and local port.
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Eduardo J. Gargiulo writes:
> but I need the IP address i'm connecting from in the shell script and
> the address is assigned dynamically.
echo $SSH_CLIENT, you'll get ip, remote port and local port.
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#x27;ve created before in about 30 minutes, it sounds good.
Regards
PS: i know syslog-ng has a chroot option, but i like to have all the stuff
in a separated place.
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#x27;ve created before in about 30 minutes, it sounds good.
Regards
PS: i know syslog-ng has a chroot option, but i like to have all the stuff
in a separated place.
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ver
with apache/php is the only one to use mysql, you don't need tcp, unix
socket will be sufficient.
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ver
with apache/php is the only one to use mysql, you don't need tcp, unix
socket will be sufficient.
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would
understand it.
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would
understand it.
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s of ssl when used in https (or use of 'magic' ?) ...
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Jan-Hendrik Palic writes:
> >Don't know for https, but that's not a surprise then.
>
> Why?
Because of the sentence below : 'Remember there is no 100% secure software.' ;-)
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OpenSSH_2.9p2 or OpenSSH_2.5.2p2 (which is last in debian
security's updates)
... for the moment. Remember there is no 100% secure software.
Don't know for https, but that's not a surprise then.
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s of ssl when used in https (or use of 'magic' ?) ...
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> >Don't know for https, but that's not a surprise then.
>
> Why?
Because of the sentence below : 'Remember there is no 100% secure software.' ;-)
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OpenSSH_2.9p2 or OpenSSH_2.5.2p2 (which is last in debian security's
updates)
... for the moment. Remember there is no 100% secure software.
Don't know for https, but that's not a surprise then.
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netstat -ap (as root) gives you access to the pid of processus that
uses ports on your machine, even listening or not (-a).
Ports referenced as 'unknown' are generally due to services depending
on a portmapper. You're probably using this machine as nis(+), nfs (or
something
ns.
netstat -ap (as root) gives you access to the pid of processus that
uses ports on your machine, even listening or not (-a).
Ports referenced as 'unknown' are generally due to services depending
on a portmapper. You're probably using this machine as nis(+), nfs (or
something
listen for connection.
Are you sure your web browser configuration under win2k does not use an http
proxy ?
In this case, proxy machine access is not yet modified by your rules and can
access
your machine via web.
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listen for connection.
Are you sure your web browser configuration under win2k does not use an http proxy ?
In this case, proxy machine access is not yet modified by your rules and can access
your machine via web.
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ot;[" as a program that checks this epression.
Exactly :
Try to execute a csh script without this command present in your path,
it won't work very well ;-)
Maybye it should be a symbolic link to /usr/bin/test ?
#!/bin/csh
[ -d /bin ] && echo cool ;
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ot;[" as a program that checks this epression.
Exactly :
Try to execute a csh script without this command present in your path,
it won't work very well ;-)
Maybye it should be a symbolic link to /usr/bin/test ?
#!/bin/csh
[ -d /bin ] && echo cool ;
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> And why I need bridging...? because I don't want to modify the router as
> my old good poor manager asked to me...!
As someaone already said : it's another level of security to modify
your router.
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eed bridging...? because I don't want to modify the router as
> my old good poor manager asked to me...!
As someaone already said : it's another level of security to modify
your router.
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are significantly
different ... You should take a look to kernel docs and read a little
about bridging (i think you don't need it, but i may be wrong, may i missed
something) ... Now it's time to compile ... Information about those things
are outside the scope of this list i suppose.
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are significantly
different ... You should take a look to kernel docs and read a little
about bridging (i think you don't need it, but i may be wrong, may i missed
something) ... Now it's time to compile ... Information about those things
are outside the scope of this list i suppose.
a nat for
servers address, you can do it with ipchains / iptables.
see nat and port forwarding howtos for a complete explaination ...
>
>
> What do you suggest?
As a conclusion, you'll ask your manager to modify router's configuration
anyway.
> Thanks!, Marco
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or
servers address, you can do it with ipchains / iptables.
see nat and port forwarding howtos for a complete explaination ...
>
>
> What do you suggest?
As a conclusion, you'll ask your manager to modify router's configuration
anyway.
> Thanks!, Marco
Regards.
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